Walmart Supercenter

The cashier run my debit card 2x I swipe and he sayed it didn’t work and I had to stick the chip in, then when I look in my statment it was charged 10.20 2 x, I went back there to get my money back and I showed my statment on my phone and she said I need to go to my bank and get a paper statement from them, that is nice they cashier do the mistake and I get punished looks like it is they way to get extra money from us steal our money I wonder how many people just say forget about so they don’t have to go to the bank just for this

The store is convenient. The staff and and clientele are about what you expect when making the dreaded trip to Walmart. But the WAIT… WTF, there are 32 check out stations. I’ve never seen more than about 8 open at any given time. I guess the cost of one-​stop shopping is my time wasted standing in checkout lines. I’d gladly pay an extra dollar to not be stuck standing in line for 10 frigging minutes every. single. time.

Hands down worst Walmart I’ve been to, I’m from the south too, where there are some unsavory people at every one, but I have never been treated in such a rude manner, by managerial staff. I’d rather go the extra distance to target. If I could give zero stars I would. Just terrible.

Terrible. 3 huge lines and 32 possible checkout stations. Nothing on the shelves either.

I know. I know its a Walmart. I get that. But I actually expected this one to be a lot nicer than it was. It was 8am on a Sunday morning. The store was an absolute disaster. Ewww. Messy. Very few staff. Although, the one staff member I interacted with was very nice, and she is the reason for the 2^nd Star. Yes it’s new, nicer area, but don’t let it fool you. Find another one.

This is the worst Walmart I’ve ever been to. The shelves are not well-​stocked. The items appear dirty. The customer service is non-​existent.
I drove there for two things: white strips and lipstick. Both are cheaper at Walgreens.
The lines are insanely long on a Tuesday evening with no hope of anyone opening more checkout lanes.
The staff clearly doesn’t care. The one I asked for help finding the white strips I was searching for (to no avail) looked at me like I was insane. The shelf where they USED TO BE was almost empty. When I asked if there were more she simply said she didn’t know and went along her way. Helpful!
I will not be back.

Ran in for a quick photo print, came out of this particular store without any photos, one full hour less of my life, and never wanting to step into a Walmart again.
Granted, it is Walmart, BUT — there are plenty of locations that aren’t horrible experiences. This one was not one of those. The associate behind the counter at the photo center kept staring at all the people in line to check out, while blatantly telling her other associate they needed to work on cutting down the line (aka turning us all away.) This particular gem of a woman, who wasn’t doing anything (besides rolling her eyes and fully embracing her attitude), just watched as her co-​worked ran the register. When we finally made it to the counter with a question about the photo kiosk, she was rude, acted like we were just wasting her time, and told us «that kiosk ain’t working cuz it’s closed, we’re closing.» I said I had called before we arrived, asking the hours and was told something different and she blurts out «That wasn’t me on the phone!»
Lol, by that reaction, I highly doubt that. The person on the phone was just as rude as her ;)
Advice: never go to this location. Ever.

Every time I come here is awful. First time I came I waited for so long for somebody to come to the auto area. Nobody ever did, even when I pressed the button to call for an attendant. I filed a complaint and nobody from the store cared. This time I went in for fabric, waited 30 minutes for someone to come back and help me. Never happened. I will never come back.

Because I’ve read the articles online, talked to staff, seen the police presence, and once we were in the store when a bomb threat was called in (later to find it was an angry employee) I believe the core problem of this W store is the crime. The police have their own parking spot and often a police car is parked by the front door as a reminder of their presence. Right inside the door is a huge sign that mentions concerns about customers’ safety. I was told even the little blue hand held baskets shoppers used to carry a few items in were all stolen and the couple of those handicap electrical drive around seats with shopping baskets attached were stolen too. A few times I have seen people riding bikes (as if they were in the park) right out of the store. Under these conditions this store will always be short-​staffed because no store can have a stabilized workforce under these conditions. Over time our buying patterns with this W have changed. Now I would NEVER go to this store after dark. I go in, get what I need, and go. I never just look around and shop casually. Recently I saw something in the parking that made me realize this is not a store I will go to much longer. Each parking row was numbered. That numbering is not done for customers to find their cars, but to identify the row quickly when a crime has/​or is taking place. Crime is the core of this W store problems. One time we saw a couple just married (still in her wedding gown and he in his suit) go shopping for food at this W.
I did not think they would be married long. I sometimes wonder how long will this W store remain at this location when it is a nesting for shoplifting and other crimes. I would not be surprised if it closed down. Maybe the wedding couple was a sign of things to come.

While I am biased and despise Walmart and its effects on it’s communities, I needed to get basic stuff for an apartment with gift cards I was given. Free money is good money. Anyways, this is by far the worst Walmart I have ever been to. Unorganized shelves, very few employees that know literally nothing, and on a Sunday at 11:30 a.m. there were only 3 regular registers open. ONLY 3!!!
If I absolutely did not need stuff for my apartment I would have left. I highly recommend driving the distance to a better location. Avoid at all costs.

So not only does this Walmart take security to a level where it ruins your shopping experience but they had a uniformed Walmart security officer asking for peoples receipts as they left and entered. I shop at Walmart for the deals that are sparse, and rarely do I enjoy shopping at locations that don’t care about the planet we live on thru gross negligence and brand labeling. I do not shop there to get stopped as I walk out the door with what I paid for. This Walmart gets two stars just because they have wide parking spaces that easily fit large trucks and campers. Oh and they post this sign so you know they are watching you with suspicion.

It’s called throughput. The more cashiers you schedule the more guests you get through the line the more money you make. Plan on waiting 30 mins to get through checkout at this store.

What happened to service and the very being of Walmart? I go to pick up some school supplies and the floors are dirty and the employees looked like they truly were mad at the World!
I go to cash out and stand in line for 14 minutes, while an elderly man tinkers with the line of slow motion! Tick tock tick tock and 2 lines down the other cashier kept saying. I’m closed!
SAM what happened. Generation X forgot to do the one thing you stood for! Customer come first!
Hear me Walmart people are human and need fast service. Good luck Walmart but one customer leads to a decline in sales!

I did basically everything you could do at a Walmart here in one visit… tried to return items, picked up an item I ordered online, and shopped.
It turned out I couldn’t return an item because I had opened the box even though when I purchased it I was told I had 90 days to do so. I ended up walking out and get stopped by none other than Pablo Blart Mall Cop who wants to see a receipt. I say are you serious I just walked in with this and tried to return it, and he says, «OH YEAH I’M SERIOUS, THAT’S WHY I GET PAID SO MUCH OVERTIME! COME WITH ME!» And we walk over to customer service and we walk in front of everyone and Pablo says, «Hey, did he try and return this?!?» And they misunderstood his intentions and started explaining to him how they couldn’t return my item because it was corporate policy, but anyway 5 minutes later and I was good. Pedro Rockefeller gets $ 15 an hour for his overtime by the way… I know because he told me for some reason.
Even picking up the item I ordered went horribly. I waited 15 minutes for someone to finally help me even though there were associates walking by me all the time. The guy who finally did help me had no idea what to do so all in all it took about 40 minutes to get my item.

Generally don’t like Walmart but it was the closest store within 10mins of my hotel… this location is bad even by Walmart standards… seems like a newer store but they don’t seem to have the staffing down.
Store is huge and help is hard to find. The employees that are here aren’t very helpful.
Go elsewhere…

Don’t come to this Walmart if you’re in a hurry!
They have the slowest people at check out, which wouldn’t be nearly as bad if Walmart ever opens more that 5 check out lanes.
There are 2 – 3 workers walking around that are not helping with the very long, not moving lanes.
I don’t understand why I have been waiting in line for 20 minutes at 9pm…

It’s a walmart… so on the scales of walmarts, it’s ok.
I try to go on off hours, like mid day, late on the 4^th of july, or if you are really savy, send the hubby to stand in line when you first go in…
IT’s relatively clean, it’s where i go for hot cocoa, creamer for my coffee, beans, cleaning products and pepperoni.
Staff is definitely apathetic, but i just thought was the norm at a walmart. If i do run across a cashier i’ve had before, they tend to remember (maybe cause i only have one form of payment?) and give me a smile.
All in all, it’s cheap and closest to home.

So it’s not the worst Walmart (that honor goes to the one near the Oakland Airport that I was almost car jacked at) but it’s a close second. The staff are the rudest. If your in, just for fun ask where something is. Standard answer «oh, we don’t carry that.» Really? Of course I’ve always searched and found it on my own a few minutes later. What they actually mean is I don’t know, I don’t care. This Walmart is also known to have one of the highest crime rates for shoplifting in Denver. But hey, maybe they don’t carry the stuff that is being stolen. ;) Funny that’s the case when it is located ½ blocks from the FBI offices and in between popular Stapleton and Park Hill.

I was the first person here on a Saturday. I asked to get four tires installed and it took over 3 hours. There was 3 employees but 2 didn’t seem to do anything.
I’ve gone to tire stores in the past. It took under 20 minutes to install, not 3 hours.
Bottom line: don’t come here. The service is terrible!

Still a NIGHTMARE, ALWAYS a NIGHTMARE BUT depends on which day you go to this Walmart. ALWAYS CROWDED as usual. NOT enough opening of check out counters. *SIGH* Just have LOTS & LOTS of patience if you intend to shop at this Walmart. This recent visit was on Sunday April 20^th 2014. Time was about 15:08hrs.
Manager: Joe Ross
@91/2014